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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
DASE WILLIE.
Accidentally s.ot-mit with a Hoe.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
pANyILLE, Va, June This morning
jon. ItrIy was examining a pistol. when
II vas accidentally discharged, and the ball
.tIuck James MI-on IN the lace near the
l,u eve and buried Itself in the skull. The
wound IS % q serious character, and Ma.
sons physician fears it will prove fatal.
TIE shooting was purely accidental, ond
the non were on good terms. Terry was
locked up. Both men ar, co,orcd.
Sergeant McCOFmlc rclurnc to-day from
Raleigh, where be- went 10 CORY Robert
Groyc. The escaped convict. v ho WIS sent
10 the pmilcnliafy for the murder Of Jlme,
Alexander IN 1881. Grove was iully iien-
tifcd nj the pcuitcntilry. lie escaped in
1882 and bad lived here since that time.
y young man named liarway, living
near Ylnccyyille. tried IL take hoe nom a
negro on hi. fam some days ago, and the
negro struck him on the head. frlctIrlns
III skUlI. The reero escaped.
Judge Wait shelton. of N9rtin>liile, died
IN Mmiiusyillc laSt week.
u. y. Farley, who killed George W.
Garner sun day uieht, Will have a LeJnug
Ldorc the mayor this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
PLUMER-MEMORiAL COLLEGE.
The Graduates and the nedaiists.
Especial telegram to the Di,pstch.I

Especial telegram 10 inc DlsPsN"'J
WYTHEvILLE. Va, June THE closing
exercises Of the Plumer-Memorial College
took place to-day. The following are the
Graduates for the session just closed: Miss
Mary Carson, Of Rockbridge; Miss Maggie
Halter, Miss Mamie Halter, Miss Emma
Oewell, Miss Clara OcwelI, OF Wythe'
vile; Miss Mary Tins, OF Tazewell county,
and Miss Mary Bower, Of Rural Retreat.
The following medals were presented
For best English essays, Miss Maggie
Ilallcr; for improvement in music, Miss
Martha Peircc; excellence in French tie
between Misses Clara and susie Oeweli,
.isters, and the medal given TO both Tor
Improvement In penmansbip, Miss May
Graham; for improvement in calisthenic',
Miss Bette Creger; for excellence in
English literature, Miss Mamie Bruce; for
department.. Miss Lype Ayers; Tor I'M
provement in cocutlon, Miss Clara Ne
Donald. A prize was given to Miss Matte
Whitmore for regular attendance and pune
tullIiy, and one 10 Miss Rosa Bruce Tor
scholarship in the intermediate department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
rur RICHMOND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 1887
,omnelled him TO eat he would have died

compelled him TO eat he would have died
Of starvation. lie exposed himself recg-
lcssly and courted death in every manner
possible. fIc became so weak and III tnat
when hrs case was called he had TO be car
ried down stairs at the parish prison aud
ur.siairs into court at the Criminal Dis
tJ,ct Court buildings.
lie pleaded not guilty, but withdrew the
plea; pleaded guilty to mansllugter. and
was sentenced 10 pay fine Of 81 and im-
prIsonmcnt IN The State penitentiary for
fneon years. Sam remarked after sentence
bad been passed upon him that he would
have preferred to be sentenced to be hang
ed. lie was rcmanded back TO the parish
prison, and as before sought by every
means in his power to hasten his death.
lie adhered TO hi3 resolution to commit
suicide by starvation, and death came to
his relief. The coroner held an inquest and
the body was turned over to the dead con-
vets friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Another Good Sign.

The Anarchists aud Doodle hunters have
met with another defeat 10 Chicago. Mr..
GsIssKLL, the Commonwealth attorney
who prosecuted the rioters, ran ahead OF
the ticket at the election for judges
held day before yesterday. The candidates
who bud bought nominations were all de-
feaied. The following telegram tells the
story:
CHICAGO, June e.-Jut one ward In Chi.
cseo declared to-day In favor Of Doodle and
anarchy. Except Cbicago's Sixth ward
the vote throughout the county averaged
three 10 one against the twin evils. State's-
Attorney Grinnell came out OF the contest
With flying colors, SURPRISING his running
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

The fact that highway roDberes have
been committed recently on several OF the
most prominent residence streets in Phila-
dephia suggests that that city would do
well TO withdraw some OF its apostles OF
civilization from the south and Yves. and
nut them on homc-miSsiOn work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
salem Female Academy.

The commencement exercises Of the
Salem Female Academy, mt salem. North
Carolina, viii take place on June l3Lh, lith,
and 18th. and promise, TO he Of great in
t,rcst. The following Is The programme :
Commencement sermon Monday, June
18th, at 7:ij Z. NJ, BY Rev. John f..
Edwards. ID. d., OF Danyile, Va. Tues
DAY evening, ,hne 1lth, ut 1:i5 O'Clock,
TIE Seniors evening. Essays will be read
and appropriate music rendered. Wedne,-
day morning, June 18th, at 9 O'Clock tue
commencement will take place. The diplO-
mas will be presented to the graduates by
Hon. Il. A. Ayers, Attorny-G neral OF the
state Of Virginia. Wednesday. at $3.50 p.
NJ, tie annual meeting OF the Alumni A.
ISOLATION viii be held. Wednesday, 7:4j l..
NJ, the grand concert will take place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

"SenCx" asks IN the Lynchburg Ad'
rance: "Is It not a little strange that an
error so patent as the age Of the Supreme
Court judges should go uncOrrected2 Be
fore Judge can resign and continue to re-
ceive his salary he must have held his COM
mission As such at least ten years, and have
attained the age of seventy years. Both
must concur"
"SeneX" Is at fault himself. At least
twice have we called attention to the law a.
1t Is stated by " Senex," and on one OF these
occasions we based our correction upon
paragraph in the Adudnce itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
STARVED HIMNLLF TO DEATH.
Determined Suicide OF Chinese
Convict in New Orleans.

New Orleans special says: Whit few
Chinese there are in Ibis city are among the
most quiet and well-behayed of our peo-
pie. Opium'smokIng is about the ouIy
offence for winch they are ever arrested.
An exception, however, was the eee OF
John sam. who Was sentenced for the muir.
der OF Sam Wilkins. another Cbinaman,
on the 10th OF January last IN front
OF CO st. Peter street. There was no doubt
as 10 who had committed the crime, which
partook more OF the nature OF an assassina-
lion. The accused was duly tried about
three weeks ago. He had been terribly
agilated over the murder, and remorse
seemed 10 overpcwer hun entirely. He
positively refused to take any nourlshnent,
and had not the keeper at the parish prison
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
ALEXANDRIA.
A Brilliant Mnrriago-Vns il John
Il. Evans?
special telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the DIspstch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, June There was
very pretty wedding on south Fairfax
street this evening. The contracting par
ties were Mr.. Jonas ("Tony') OettInger, OF
wilson, n. c., and Miss Martha. the beau
fiiul and accomplished daughter OF Mr..
Emile Rosenthal. The ceremony WAS per-
form ed by Rabbi Stern, OF Washington, and
was one OF beauty ana interest. \ recep-
ton and marriage feast followed. The
presents and the costumes Of the ladies
were costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Oettin2er re-
Ceived numerous cOngratulat0ry kilograms.
John Evans, for whom inquiry has been
made OF the Governor in q letter published
in the Dispatch, most likely is or was John
Il. Eyaus, Jr., who left here some twenty
wears ago and whose where ibOuts have
never since been located. He was son OF
The late John T. Evans, who for years KEEP
2 bat stoIc on King street near Royal, aud
WlC,c estate has uLtil very recently been
in n courts on acrouni OF NOTe $4,000
eft Jeck. 4 year or 20 ago a man came
core, and With q strInge story purpOrtcd 10
uc The lOugabs. Mt son aud heir. But after
q week. stay Gnh good deal OF eNlmna-
lion and newspaper writing he WAS proved
bogus. ana ! II.
Maior Herbert, postmaster, saws he will
have free delivery here this summer.
Counter felt silver dollars are mixing
their appearance here in large numbers.
4 ,mqil co'ored hoy is held a. the sta.
tiOn.bouSc by command OF the Culpeper
authorities.
Daniel O'Lcary, an aged citizen Of Rap
pahauuOck, il dead.
Mayor SmCOt has gone TO WarrentOn Tor
few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

The following toasts were responded to:
our Alumni. DIR. David sullins.
Emory and Henry Her sons have Illus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Fire i'm Norfolk County.

NORFoLE, VA, June IA fire broke out
on the farm Of James q. Hodges, IN Plea
SAINT Grove district, Norfolk county. on
Monday afternoon, and destroyed the burn
spd stable and a number OF horses; also.
Garages, some hay, corn, and fodder, and
a Ioi OF farming implements. There was
40 Insurance on the property. The fire is
believed TO have been iDcendiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
IyucI,burc Tobacco Market.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
JUSE !, 1857.
The sales Of tobacco for the pI-t week
amounted TO 1.C3j, 600 pouLds-an increase
OF 20l.7G0 pounds over the preceding
week. The quality was mostly of inferior
grade, but the prices obtained were better
than for some time past.
The in,ernaLrevenue receipts for the
same time were SS,l02.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
A RoO.OOO Smit Filed.

IYNCHBURG, VA, June John w.
Sherman e Brothers, late proprietOrs Of the
Ddiiy VirQiniGn, have flied a suit against
Charles W. Button, former postmaster here.
and from whom they purchased the paper,
for $4,000. They clam misrepresentation
IN regard 10 the circulation, advertising
patronage, and expenses OF conducting The
business. Mr.. Button still holds their note
for s., 900 on purchase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee will meet in Richmond tomorrow
10 fix the time and place for the conven-
ton. We nominate Richmond as the
place. Petersburg IndeI-Appedl.
We expect the nomination made by our
Petersburg contemporary will be unanI'
mously confirmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
eturning TO Work.

NEW YORK. June 6.--All the silver work
eIs excepting twenty chasers, out on a
strike at the Whiting Manufacturing Com.
pany's shops, went back TO work toby on
terms mutually satisfactory. The chasers
are expected to return tomorrow. Further
conferences between the employ6, and EN-.
ployers at Tiffinvsand Dominiek a. HoG's
were held this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
ANosr woNpERFrLs SKIN CURE.

Have Just used your CUTICURA REMEDIES on
one Of my girls. and found IL 70 be just what u
i.reoomme nded 10 be. My daughter was all
broken out on her head and body. and the hair
as over shc was and sho has only taken one
rox u CUTICURA. one cake Of CuTICURA SOAP,
and one fo,tle Of CUTICyRA REsOLysNT. doc
tOred with quite n number Of doctors, bat - no
avail | am willing 70 make amdaut 10 tho
truth Of the statement.
GEnRGE EAST Maron. Mon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

The New York Times saws alt Is per.
haps upkind at this moment TO eXDOse fur.
thcr the folly OF Mr.. SHERMAN" oh no; the
Times could not expose JOINS folly more
efIectually tran he has exposed it himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
TROUBLESOME PRISONERS.
Tic Captain OF the NOrrnnndie in n
Decided Cuandary.
New York Tlmes.l

While tie steamship NOrmlrdic was
wing at her dock IN llayre ten days ago two
POLICEMEN marched brace Of Chiuamen or
tosrd. United states Consul Duiais WIS
with them. and he told the officers of tue
ship that the Cinnamon, VINO were mana
scd, were prisoners. lie paid thelr pls.
sage, gave Tie purser 81 10 lavish upon tle
itntals during the voyage, and went
away, after leaving a letter to DC presented
TO Collector Malone at this port.
The NOrmandie arrived on SUNDAY, and
Yesterday the collector was notified thlt
the prisoners were ready to be dtllyercd
over to the United States authorities. Bat
Just then grieyous hitch in the proceed.
lrgs camt. Consul Duial,'s letter merely
stated that the men were Due Way, c10k,
and All Foo. steward, OF the American snip
>aaaria, which had arrived ut Illvre from
>an Franchises; that he had paid their
passage 10 this port, aud That he
cad notified the department. II dad not
tel why they were under arrest, ahd
therefore Collector Magonc could nor tikc
charge Of them. He autographed to Wash
irslOn Tor Instructions. I'm ans yer he ~ Is
directed 10 hold the men aud lind out what
tht ir eNsCt status was. This was anything
UNI III tl>N itiNh. w Dl@AilAL AfADlufA y
CGce had no knowledge Of The case, aud
General Foster cbecrfully expressed The
oplmOD that the c8pidiu OF the steamer
would have to hold them Until The ptpsrs
arrived. The NOrmaniic sails on Sltur.
diy, and il the documents fail TO Appear
by that time she viii have TO carry Due
WAY and An Foo back 10 France. How
her captain would dispose OI them tleIe is
al Interesting question.
Last night the prisoners spent on board
ihr snip. Their irons had been removed,
but they were confined TO a room IN the
Storage. Nhile the purser did not know
certainly, be rather thought that their Of
fence YVES descrion or something like IL.
But for all anybody ia New YORK could
tell, it might have been mutiny or murder.
Due Way and All Foo are gulleleNs.looHing
individuals, but the NOrmandie'S OH ;srs
will wait anXtously for the next fen day
10 zee # 4 permanent Chinese annex hl,
been added TO their crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

The graduates Of tins session are Annie
Blanche Armfeld. Matte BirDer, Emma
Troy Barber, Efe &. Butner, Lula
Cetbarinu Bewley. Myra Lubbock Caboe-,,
s. Ella Cathcari. Della Cloyd Dlyik Mildred
Lee Gentry, Eta Dollner HargN, Anuie
G.. Hanson, Willie KilebreT, Rrbccca
Lytlltton Marks, Alice Perley Ollinger,
Kate FELTON, OllnCer, Kitty Nav Penn,
Emma Virginia Rag,dale, Isabella Sprunt
sawyer, Adelaide Layinil shore, Jennie
Ccrneha Sleger, Victoria Swami, Hattie
Kcy,cr Swift, Eta Armstrong Tate, Maggie
Chapman TIlery, VI. DOakie Walker, Mary
Rogers Weathcrly, and Elizabeth l.. Wolfe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Immense Treasure Found.

MADRID. June Cit is reported thlt
hidden treasure TO toe value OF cJo,OOO,OOO
has been Discovered IN the palace OF de'
ceased yizIcr at Rabat, Morocco. The Sdl'
tan. IL * said, Ia, conG'cated the Treasure,
and is having II transferred to the 'mper'a'
coff r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

BELLE OF BOURBON Ten. Year Old Wbls-
key Is d Hand made, Sour-mssh, Absolutely
pure Whiskey, for medicinal and family
use. For sale by druggists, wine mer.
chants, grocerymen. sl.25 per quart.bot.
tie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

"Senator SHERMAN in a recent speech
expressed gratitude that the war was over
Then why does not JONI stop fighting?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
pefQrshnrr Rofas

The annual report OF the president OF
the Petersburg Musical Association "a
highly encouraging. The financial condi.
ton OF the association IS highly satisfactory.
The contract for the new academy will be
given out In few days.
ID. w. Chappell, fireman on the Peters.
burg Railroad Company's shiiting-enginc,
was badly burned Monday night by tue
furnace-d00r OF the engine breaking omen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

II has been left for the Philadelphia
Ercnin1 Bulletin to get off the grimest joke
Of The season. 1t says JOHN sHERMANS
Springfield speech was not sectional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
WANTED, A FEW BOARDERS

WANTED, A SITUATION TO
w TEACH BY A YOUNG MAN who l.
graduate Of the University OF Virginia ia the
schools OF Latin and Mathematics. and who has
had about i've years experience In tea5hing
boys and young men. Engagement 70 be- for
the session OF lsS7-SS. Good reference can be
given. Address TEACHER, care Carrier No.
10, Richmond, Va. my ii-W6t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
''H Wv 0'o GF0RGE EAST. Macon. MIch.
Crr1crR,. Ana rreat skIn Cue. and CrrIcr

CUTrCURA, the great skin Cure, and CuTicuRA
Soar. az exquisite Skin Beautiler externally.
and CUTICURA REsOLYEST, tho Now Blood Puri-
For internally, are q positive cure FOR cycry
form Of skin and Blood Diseases, from Pimplss
20 Scrofula sold everywhere. Priro: CJrl-
CrRA. 70 cents: SOAP. p cents; REsoLyENT, 81.
Prepared By the POTTER DRUG AND CHthl-
CAL COMPANY. Boston. Scnd for " HOW 10
CURE SKIN DISEASES
r,r,r ptor,fsbea pirruioa DiackhaqIs AMI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

BELLE or BOURBON Ten.Year.Old Whis-
key. There is no excuse for drinking O
poor article OF Whiskey. Insist on having
Belle OF Bourbon. sl.25 per quart.bottle.
At hotel bars, drug and grocery stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
RRIEF COMMENT.

The Michigan Legislature is still pegging
away, 1t seems to be a lasting body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

CVTN Rlemishes, Pimples. Blackheq1s. all
NE IN Rahy Hnmors n.o CrrlCuRA NOAP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
ANTsEYENTS.
EACgRSIoNS, &c.
EACgRAIoNs, &c.
% THURSDAY AND THUR 5DAY
MCONLIGHI-."
DUTCH GtP.
STEAMER SSEX or ARIEL.
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
NIGHT.

Lta,o az ;:20 O'Clock sharp; return ct 1910
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERS

" nv HEUUIbU KATES. House largo,
airy, nicely furnished; large park; no mala-
ria Free use Of the well-known Chase City
dysIepsia water. References exchanged. Ad-
dress rost once Box iSs, Chase City, Va
letW&Sui0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-29
You Can Wake n Coat on the Sabbath,
but NOu Mustn'f Sell IL on that Day.

This morning, in the Police Court, Mr.. Padgett
called Judge SMELLS attention to a magistrates
warrant against Geo. T. Keen, charging him with
violating the sunday law, by permitting labor to
be performed On his premises. The warrant
charged "that on the oath day OF April A. D. 1887,
in the District aforesaid, one Geo. T. Keen did on
the said oath day OF April 1887 at No. Ala, on 9th
street, in the city OF Washington in the District
OF Columbia, the said day being sunday, have work
and labor done and performed on the premises of
him, the said Geo. T. Keen, to wit: Tailoring and
the manufacture OF clothing"
Mr.. Padgett said he knew OF no law which pro-
hioitS persons from working on Sunday. There
was no pretenSe OF any sale, and he would ask per-
mission of the court TO nole pros. the warrant.
.'WhO issued the warrant?" asked the Judge
Justice Oliver" replied Mr.. Padgett.
81 understood that he had lost his commission
said the judge. SIS 1t true?"
1.-THE papers have published IT. said Mr.. Pad
gett, 'and they always publish the truth. guess
il must be So"
The warrant was entered upon the dockets as
having been nOlle prosecuted
The warrant was issued on the oath OF Alex.
Ross, tailor, living at No. 146 9th street south
west.
THE WILLARD HOTEL CIGAR-sTAND TEST CASE
Mr.. Padgett, In the Police Court this morning,
called for trial the case OF Geo. w. Cochran.
charged with violating the sunday law by selling
cigars and tobacco at hts stand In Wizards Hotel
MI ChaS. j. Moore appeared for the defendant, and
entered plea or not guilty. Officer Galway
testified that on Sunday, the 18th OF this month,
sold at the stand. The court imposed the usual
fine, $50.
I'm default, thirty days." suggested Mr. Moore.
YES, responded the judge.
Mr. Moore said he intended 70 take this case up
In The same manner the other test cases were
taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-29

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: F. s.
Kern, trustee to w. H. veerhoff, south half 5, So.
4O1; 1925. C. R. Newman to A. B. Hines, part Z,
So 27; s. j. F. Jones to j. II. Hunter. part 49,
So. 81; $. Commissioners ID. C. to b. p Snyder
north half "a. S. P. BIS sub Mt. Pleasant; s.
i NGdtn s nai 5 Sn We6b to X HeT
Green Gree half SeoP b. Noyes To-
j. Whit Heron, lot lis, So 271; 1855. w. NJ.
Clayton to Il: Norris, parts, So ao5; g, go; W.
6. s and z, block 2. and lot ID, block 4, Takoma
Park: $. Hermione NJ. Chapel to Della Chap
pei, sub lot az. So. s57; $500; May X: sherman
X. A. Morrison to II. A. Olcott. sub lots lob and
104, 50. 1868: =. A. F. VERIFY trustee TO G. B.
54e ry va conn 20 MeS nt "asmng
So. 4O5: s., 800. E.w Sturdy ct al to D. w Patter-
son. lots and 26 blk. 30; $3.50. F.v. Trott to J.
G. Bradley S ct a S t2usee to J. Ryan sub lots
Steinle, pit. 81, SO. 6a6; $500. G. E. Emmons to
to W. Lampson, lot i, blk -, Columbia Heights;
s., 49,. 80. Anna s. Guthridge to A. L. White,
lot Ea H. do bod, do s34 = S A. Thomas to
Maria Cutting to 7. II. G. Todd, lot g. So. ,s; s..
John Brady, same property; =. J. Redout to l.
to W. H. Thomas undivided half s to S. id ITO to
10, so. 1873; 3. W. II. Thomas to b. Beck, un-
divided half lots so to So and III to 113, do; s..
X. b. Ross TO r. Scannell, pit. g. so. 3l5; B.. w.
III. Palmer to R. B. Ross same property; s.. JOS
Carberry, secretary ct al. TO j. D. Cameron, part
GiIIS fOItioIl, lh1 acres, $4),Uu W. ii. SinlCn 10
T. ]. King sub. Al, So. $50; 81, 800. G. Truesden
to Mary II. Barker ct al, lot 9, Widows Mite;
si,5s65O. ID. kenealy to Margaret Donohue, pit. 4,
So. 10; 500. Mary p. Aylmer ct al. to Margaret
Aylmer, lots and 20, So. 16S, pit. ~, do; s. j.
H. Hubbard TO III. l. Schemmelfennig, sub. lot "a,
So sso; $So7.4O. j. W. BOteler TO s. W. Curriden,
lots p TO 30, so. sos: Sc, 364O N. ID. Larner,
ecutor, &C., TO NJ. Weller, trustee lots l. 2, 10 to
IA, 50: 1l33; l, 2, 10 to l3, 50. 1913; s. E. H.
Hayden to r. n. GOode, lot sc, Lan1er Heights:
81, COO A. G. GaddiS ct al. to w. b. Lord, pts.
and 3, so. $50; $l.O42.33. Charlotte He1der to W.
Weight, lot ESQ, b. and FL s addition to West WASH
ingtOn; s.. COrnelia DevendOrf to Addie S. Reed
lot Is, blk. 21; s1,7g7.O4. c. B. Brooke to w.
o Brien, lot l. so. 20; 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-29

VISIT CL,RK's, 7:s4 9TH street northwest and YOU
Will secure bargains. Every article reduced Dr
Warmers Health Corset, S.c.; regular price Al %
French Woven Corset, SIC: Elastic Hip Corset
!Oc-: NarnerSCoralineC Corset, 79c.; Job In Woven
CoTSetS, :S'c-; WarrenS Dress Form Corsets, 81 10
regular price 1.-j: ChilGren'S COrSets 3gc Mrs
Ing CoroetS, $50, worth 81 %; pure wool Cashmere
ShiwlS large size, 1lc., worth 81 fine all wool Jer
Sfys, coat back, 9sc.; Beaded Jerseys new STYLES
$3.50, regular price s2.21; all our s24s Jerseys
S1-fS Tor this sale; boys Percale Shirt Waists
pieated backs and fronts. .Sc; finer quality three
Tor 81; 4 job In White Shirt Waists 2,c Laundrfed
SHIRTS, white. ~, o. 81; every shirt reduced 25c
Above bargains at Clarks, 13i 9TH ST. n W., To-
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